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Show HN: Cerno – CAPTCHA that targets LLM reasoning, not human biology

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Re: Show HN: Cerno – CAPTCHA that targets LLM reasoning, not human biology

#3
Unfortunately it didn't work for me with my trackball mouse. I tried multiple times. This is very likely also problematic for accessibility without another verification pathway, as assistive devices and screen readers would fail the heuristics too.

Re: Show HN: Cerno – CAPTCHA that targets LLM reasoning, not human biology

#5
Interesting idea but it didn't accept me the first 3-4 times I tried to draw the path on laptop trackpad - going slow led to it failing before I was finished, going fast led to messy paths that were rejected as well. Could something like this work for users with different levels of dexterity?

Re: Show HN: Cerno – CAPTCHA that targets LLM reasoning, not human biology

#7
I am on a mobile device and I consistently find that my finger is not precise enough to draw a path; it kept complaining about path “not quite right” where my path just touched the wall a little bit. And when my finger literally obscures the screen while drawing, it essentially means I have to memorize an entire path before beginning.

This requires significant spatial thinking skills and short-term memory for a human and it is absolutely unfair for a human to expend that much cognitive power to access a website.

Re: Show HN: Cerno – CAPTCHA that targets LLM reasoning, not human biology

#8
post #2

this game is a rage bait! Try solving on a mobile device. I don't think an elderly person would ever be able to get through this!

Was impossible for me to solve, too, on mobile.

Same. I think an AI would have an easier time than me.

Re: Show HN: Cerno – CAPTCHA that targets LLM reasoning, not human biology

#10
post #2

this game is a rage bait! Try solving on a mobile device. I don't think an elderly person would ever be able to get through this!

Even when I successfully draw a path from green to red, not touching anything it says "Sorry that's not quite right"
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